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    1. The document discusses the structure of degrees of comparison in English grammar. It explains the structure for positive, comparative, and superlative degrees. 2. For positive degree, it uses "no other/very few" followed by an extension like a noun or adjective and a verb, then "as/so" and a pronoun and adjective. 3. For comparative degree, it uses a subject followed by a verb and "com" for comparison, then "than" and "any other/most other" and an extension. 4. For superlative degree, it uses a subject followed by a verb and "the/one of the" for superlative, then a super

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    1. The document discusses the structure of degrees of comparison in English grammar. It explains the structure for positive, comparative, and superlative degrees. 2. For positive degree, it uses "no other/very few" followed by an extension like a noun or adjective and a verb, then "as/so" and a pronoun and adjective. 3. For comparative degree, it uses a subject followed by a verb and "com" for comparison, then "than" and "any other/most other" and an extension. 4. For superlative degree, it uses a subject followed by a verb and "the/one of the" for superlative, then a super

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    1. The document discusses the structure of degrees of comparison in English grammar. It explains the structure for positive, comparative, and superlative degrees. 2. For positive degree, it uses "no other/very few" followed by an extension like a noun or adjective and a verb, then "as/so" and a pronoun and adjective. 3. For comparative degree, it uses a subject followed by a verb and "com" for comparison, then "than" and "any other/most other" and an extension. 4. For superlative degree, it uses a subject followed by a verb and "the/one of the" for superlative, then a super

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    1. Degree
    Degree

    Bidhan Sarkar
    Char Maheshpur Secondary
    Structure of Degree

    No Other / Very Few + (Ext.) + Verb + as/so + Po. + as + Sub


    Positive (Ext.) Verb as/so Po. as Sub
    Positive No Other Very Few

    Comparative Sub + Verb + Com. + Than + Any Other / Most Other + (Ext.)
    Comparative Sub Verb Com. Than Any Other Most Other (Ext.)

    Superlative Sub + Verb + The / One of the + Sup. + (Ext.)


    Superlative Sub Verb The One of the Sup. (Ext.)

    Example
    Example Back To Topic
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    Structure of Degree

    No Other / Very Few + (Ext.) + Verb + as/so + Po. + as + Sub


    Positive (Ext.) Verb as/so Po. as Sub
    Positive No Other Very Few

    Comparative Sub + Verb + Com. + Than + Any Other / Most Other + (Ext.)
    Comparative Sub Verb Com. Than Any Other Most Other (Ext.)

    Superlative Sub + Verb + The / One of the + Sup. + (Ext.)


    Superlative Sub Verb The One of the Sup. (Ext.)

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    Example 1

    Positive: No other boy in the class is as tall as he.


    Comparative: He is taller than any other boy in the class.
    Superlative: He is the tallest boy in the class.

    Example 2

    Positive: Very few boys in the class are as tall as he.


    Comparative: He is taller than most other boys in the class.
    Superlative: He is one the tallest boy in the class.

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